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Tim Cook calms the waters ahead of his new transparency policies

Tim Cook calms the waters ahead of his new transparency policies

iOS 14.5, the new version of the iPhone operating system, is coming. And with that comes the new transparency policies, which will require all developers to make it clear what data they collect from users and how it is used; and ask their permission to do so. These are measures that protect user privacy, but ...

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Tim Cook, Craig Federighi, Phil Schiller To Testify In Epic Trial

Tim Cook, Craig Federighi, Phil Schiller To Testify In Epic Trial

Early reports on the expected lawsuit between Apple and Epic Games confirmed that Tim Cook’s presence had been requested, despite attorneys’ attempts to prevent it. Now it has been confirmed that Cook will be joined by Craig Federighi and Phil Schiller. Tim Cook forced to testify against Epic Games According to details shared by Mac ...

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Tim Cook, Craig Federighi, Phil Schiller To Testify In Epic Trial

Tim Cook will have to make a 7 o’clock statement

Request Apple vs. Epic games For the practices that led to the removal of the developer’s games from the App Store, it will continue in court on May 3, after a pre-hearing at the end of last year. This meeting will be key to Apple’s defense, and much of it is in the hands of ...

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Tim Soret apologizes for showing the match so early

Tim Soret apologizes for showing the match so early

The Last Night is without a doubt one of those games that we’ve been waiting for years to get our hands on. We first saw the project in 2017 and since then everything we have learned about the game has more to do with external issues than with its development. In previous news, we saw ...

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Tim Cook cancels series about Apple-Gawker conflict

Tim Cook cancels series about Apple-Gawker conflict

Do you remember? This was in 2010. Apparently, an Apple employee forgot photos of a prototype of the future iPhone 4. These images ended up in the hands of the publication Gizmodo, belonging to the Gawker publishing group. And what did Gizmodo do? Of course, make the photos public. The magazine destroyed that wow effect ...